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Yearly Archives: 2013
Some sad news
A second cousin, Bob Rosen, passed away in Little Rock, Arkansas on 24 December 2013. He had turned 66 on July 4th. I remember when visiting Em and Pappy in Little Rock, my brother and I often got together with … Continue reading
More stories …
“”my great grandmother Rachel (Abrams) Fleisman built a house on West End Avenue (corner West End and Wilson) in Nashville, Tennesse which is still standing. She was extremely smart,and was the type person who used to say that she was … Continue reading
My mishpocha
Mishpocha is a Yiddish word for all family members by blood or marriages and also extended family who are treated as part of the family. I’m including those families who are not my blood relatives, vis a vis, they are … Continue reading
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Pseudo family trees
Our family tree is maintained at Ancestry.com and I’ll be glad to share it if you ask me. There is no charge to explore it. The intricacies of a family tree are far more complicated than can be managed with … Continue reading
Simon Ghertner Obituary & Birth Date Inconsistencies
Birth years that I’ve found for my grandfather are 1882, 1884, 1885 and 1887. The correct year may never be determined. The evidence leads to me to conclude that Simon Ghertner was born in Roman, Roumania on 25 August 1882.
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The founding of Cullom & Ghertner
I’m reposting this because I just received a picture of J.A. (John) Cullom Joseph Alexander Cullom (name updated based on his death notice here) , co-founder of the printing company and have information about the date of the founding. Simon … Continue reading
Tracye’s photo contribution
These individuals are my “mother’s side” of my family. Elizabeth M. Pfeifer, who married Emanuel Gabe “EG” Levy, Jr. was called “Bush”; this came from her childhood during which her brother, Eugene M. Pfeifer had called her ‘Elizabush’. The children … Continue reading
The Pine Bluff connection
The family of my maternal grandfather, John Rhine Bloom (1864-1935) had been in Pine Bluff since the 1850s. His wife was Emma Marie Block (1895-1980). John and Emma were married in Pine Bluff on 17 December 1917. Their daughter was … Continue reading
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